Category: Elementary News
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A message from the superintendent on ongoing construction
Dear Liberty families, As you are aware, construction is underway at our middle and high school campus, with the construction of the new maintenance building off Winthrop Avenue near the softball field, as well as work continuing on the new athletic field.. Please remember that those areas are closed to the public while work is…
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Toy gun confiscated at dismissal at MS/HS
At dismissal today, April 23, a student at the middle school was seen using a neon green cap gun. The toy was immediately taken away from the student. At no time was there any danger to staff or students. The situation is being dealt with according to the Liberty CSD Code of Conduct. The district…
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For seventh year, Liberty earns Best Communities for Music Education honor
For the seventh consecutive year, Liberty Central School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the NAMM Foundation for its outstanding commitment to music education. To qualify for the Best Communities designation, Liberty answered detailed questions about funding, instructional time, participation rates, facilities and community support. To uphold the…
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A message from the LES principal
Dear LES Families, This morning, April 23, school administration was alerted that a student was in possession of a retractable utility knife. Administration and the School Resource Officer (SRO) responded immediately to secure the item without incident. The situation was handled in accordance with our code of conduct. At no point were any students or staff…
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LCSD board approves proposed 2026-27 budget
Information sessions planned The Liberty Central School District Board of Education approved a $72 million budget for the 2026-27 school year that includes no tax levy increase. The proposed $72,032,104 budget increases spending 5.14%, or $3,523,742 and would fund all current student programs and services while accounting for increases in costs such as health care,…
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Message from the superintendent on emergency closure and giveback days
Hello Liberty, Mother nature was not kind to us this year, and because of that the district used our eight allotted emergency closure days. One of our days in February was during a state of emergency. We were initially informed, and communicated to our families, that that day would not count toward our emergency closure…
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Students help other students through Snack Pack Program
The Snack Pack Program provides students who experience food insecurity healthy meals over weekends and long breaks. Fifth-graders in Miss Danielle Cummins and Mrs. Jaqueline Gieger’s class on Wednesday, April 15, packed dozens of Snack Pack bags for students at the elementary school. They are just one of several groups of students across the district…
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Elks to host Ice Cream Sundae Party, seeks drug awareness artwork
The Liberty Elks Lodge will host and Ice Cream Sundae Party at the Lodge at 21 John St. in Liberty from 3-4:30 p.m. Monday, May 4. The event is free for all kids. Students are also encouraged to submit their art for the Elks’ Drug Awareness Program. Those who wish to attend are asked to…
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No one to be inducted into Wall of Fame in 2026
The Wall of Fame Committee met in March to review the nominations for the Class of 2026; however, there were no nominees selected for induction. “I appreciate the effort of those who took time to submit nominations,” Assistant Superintendent Dr. Derek Adams said. “Although no one will be inducted this year, I know there are…
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Liberty students take home nine awards in Countywide Art Show
Liberty students earned nine awards in the Countywide Art Show hosted by Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, with Liberty taking home half of the Artist Choice awards in color and black and white photography and digital art. The show hosted work from students in prekindergarten through 12th grade from all eight districts in Sullivan…